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allergy
Jess keeps on sneezing with running nose because she's been having nose allergy for years.
1. Shall I say running nose or runny nose?
2. Shall I say nose allergy or only allergy for Jess always sneezes as soon as she wakes up in the morning. I am not trying to dig into medical terms but just want to have it expressed in a proper way in English.
ju
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Re: allergy

Originally Posted by
Ju
Jess keeps on sneezing with running nose because she's been having nose allergy for years.
1. Shall I say running nose or runny nose?
2. Shall I say nose allergy or only allergy for Jess always sneezes as soon as she wakes up in the morning. I am not trying to dig into medical terms but just want to have it expressed in a proper way in English.
ju
***not a teacher***
1. Runny nose
2. One might be allergic to something. I suppose what you mean to say is respiratory allergy.
Let's wait for other posts.
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Re: allergy

Originally Posted by
Mehrgan
***not a teacher***
1. Runny nose
2. One might be allergic to something. I suppose what you mean to say is respiratory allergy.
Let's wait for other posts.
Does it mean there is no such a word running nose?
ju
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Re: allergy
Merriam-Webster's Learner's Dictionary
I believe you can also say "My nose is running".
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